Music Review: The Limits of Control Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Acclaimed indie director Jim Jarmusch says that one of the most important parts of any film is its soundtrack (or “soundtrack record” as he calls it). Perhaps that’s why Jarmusch’s own band, Bad Rabbit, provided several songs for the soundtrack for his new film The Limits of Control as well as putting out a separate […]

Music Review: Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Kicking Against The Pricks (Blogcritics.org)
Brought life to hopelessly moribund material, and giving classic songs their own indelible stamp.

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Tube review - part 4 of 4
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Busy Signal-Demo (CD)
This band from Detroit/Ann Arbor is a punky Monster Magnet/Corrosion of Conformity style band that has an extreme dependence on the amazing bass lines that are put out by Oliver Blades. Busy Signal is a very innovative band, playing a style of self-proclaimed punk that is totally independent of most of the current punk bands out on the market today. The vocalist definitely has a unique sounding voice, reminding one of a Kurt Cobain or Gavin Rossdale. Busy Signal is also unique in the fact that t

Music Review: Place Vandome, Robert Berry, Shakra, Susperia, and Procol Harum (Blogcritics.org)
Symphonic Procul Harum, extreme metallers playing trad metal and some classy hard rock.

Cafebar 401 – Self/Titled (CD)
Playing a style of rock that mixes together the smoothed-out vocals of Matthew Good with a Geddy Lee-style of voice and scruffy-distorted guitars, Cafebar 401 strikes at the heart of many a listener with their first salvo, “Full-pro Disco”. Slowing down the tempo but not removing the strong bass presence during “Many Left Here Long Before”, Cafebar 401 play a track that is the equivalent of a monotone – flat, arbitrary and without anything memorable in the way of hooks. Starting off with a stutt

Music Review: Mayfly EP by Jason Karaban
Hi all! Though I’d not heard of Jason Karaban before, the three songs on Mayfly resonated with me. Inspired by images of the Civil War , these are haunting, sad songs tinged with regret and loss stripped down to a bare few instruments and melodies. Karaban was accompanied by Chris Joyner on piano (”No Casualties”) and Lucy Schwartz on backing vocals (” Sullivan Ballou ” and “No Casualties”), but “A Far Better Place” is Karaban going solo. But Karaban seems to surround himself with di

Music Review: Dave Matthews Band - Big Whiskey and the Groogrux King (Blogcritics.org)
Dave Matthews Band return with the seventh album, and the first without saxophonist Leroi Moore.

Music Review: Melody Gardot - My One And Only Thrill (Blogcritics.org)
Jazz and blues chanteuse Melody Gardot serves up more sophisticated music for the soul on her sophomore album

Cake on Cake – I Guess I Was Daydreaming (CD)
The dreamy opening to “I Guess I Was Daydreaming” allows Cake on Cake to give individuals a foundation for which to base opinions of the album off of. There is a smart decision made by Cake on Cake at the beginning of the disc, as the first track barely cracks the two minute mark. Having such a short track opening up the album allows for two different styles to come forth early: that presented in “Come on Rainbow” and that of “Sea-Microphone”. Each of the subsequent songs works within that same